Bands & artists like Kerser
If you like Kerser, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
Artists to try next
Seth Sentry
Seth Sentry's tight flow and clever wordplay resonate well with Kerser's style, often featuring stripped-back beats that emphasize his storytelling.
Koolism
With a focus on intricate rhymes and minimalist production, Koolism's music captures a similar essence of Australian hip-hop as Kerser.
Illy
GuideIlly's blend of catchy hooks and sharp lyricism over simple yet effective beats parallels Kerser's engaging style.
Tuka
Tuka's reflective lyrics and smooth flow over sparse instrumentation create a vibe that fans of Kerser would appreciate.
Baker Boy
Baker Boy's vibrant flow and impactful delivery, combined with straightforward production, echo the urgency present in Kerser's work.
Ruel
GuideRuel's emotive vocal style and lyrical depth paired with minimalistic production provide a similar listening experience to Kerser’s music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Kerser?
Artists similar to Kerser include Seth Sentry, Koolism, Illy and Tuka. Each shares elements of Kerser's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Kerser?
Kerser is primarily known for hip-hop and Australian hip-hop. Kerser's music features a tight rhythmic flow that punctuates sparse production, creating an urgent energy fueled by sharp lyricism and powerful delivery.
Where should I start if I like Kerser?
If you enjoy Kerser, start with Seth Sentry — their album "The Waiter Minute EP" is a great entry point. Seth Sentry's tight flow and clever wordplay resonate well with Kerser's style, often featuring stripped-back beats that emphasize his storytelling.